So engineers have begun to imitate nature, by letting a computerized version of Darwinian natural selection guide their design processes.
The desire for vengeance had been even more virulent online, as people pursued the Drews in a computerized version of a tar-and-feather brigade.
As Albert Pujols came to bat, the scoreboard showed clips of a computerized version of Pujols to advertise a new video game.
The center had arranged, in the meantime, to feature Kriegspiel (German for "war game"), a computerized version of the old Debord invention, which was created by a local programming collective called the Radical Software Group.
As for contributions, thousands of donations came in for both candidates from across the United States, although the lack of access to a computerized version of the reports made immediate analysis difficult.
Mr. Brookshire's solution was to collaborate with James McElwaine, a music professor at Purchase College (where Mr. Brookshire is director of graduate studies) on a computerized version of the score that could be projected behind him during performances.
This is a computerized version of wisconsin card sorting test [39, 40].
For the SOPT, both a paper-pencil and a computerized version are available.
All subjects were evaluated by a computerized version of the digit span Wechsler test.
Thus, we test the robustness of HRT's negative precision result by manipulating information system precision and accuracy at two levels using a computerized version of their manual experiment.
We employed a computerized version of this classic task measuring the ability to display flexibility in the face of changing schedules of reinforcement.
